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The House passed the measure, as amended, 391–18, on a motion to suspend the rules. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns.
The House voted on a motion to pass a measure in its amended form using the suspension-of-the-rules process. ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns, so its policy contents cannot be summarized from this record. The motion passed, with 391 voting yes and 18 voting no; 19 members did not vote. The required threshold was 273 yes votes, so the motion passed by 118 votes.
The House passed the measure. The record provided does not identify its next procedural step because ChamberLight has not linked the roll call to the measure.
Why it matters. The vote approved the measure’s passage in the House, but its policy effects cannot be described without information about what the measure does.
Who’s affected. People affected by the measure: Cannot be identified from this record because the measure has not been linked.
Democrats. Democrats voted 186 yes, 17 no, with 8 not voting and 1 voting present; the party’s majority position was yes.
Republicans. Republicans voted 205 yes, with 11 not voting; the party’s majority position was yes.
The House passed the measure, as amended, 391–18, on a motion to suspend the rules.
ChamberLight has not yet linked this roll call to the measure it concerns.
A motion to suspend the rules lets the House consider and pass a measure through an expedited process. It requires two-thirds of members voting yes or no; this time, 273 yes votes were needed.
The House passed the measure. The record provided does not identify its next procedural step because ChamberLight has not linked the roll call to the measure.
The vote approved the measure’s passage in the House, but its policy effects cannot be described without information about what the measure does.
Both parties’ majority positions were yes, and the measure passed by a large margin. The no votes came from 17 Democrats and one Independent.
Democrats voted 186 yes, 17 no, with 8 not voting and 1 voting present; the party’s majority position was yes.
Republicans voted 205 yes, with 11 not voting; the party’s majority position was yes.
The one Independent voted no.